Patriots, your text messages are being watched. With Americans sending a staggering six billion text messages every single day, the vast majority are leaving themselves wide open to surveillance by Big Tech, government agencies, and foreign adversaries.
According to new data, a shocking 81% of Americans are still using the basic messaging apps that come pre-installed on their phones instead of secure alternatives like Telegram or WhatsApp. If you're one of them, you're essentially handing over your private conversations on a silver platter to anyone who wants to snoop.
The solution? It's time to ditch vulnerable SMS messaging and upgrade to RCS (Rich Communication Services) - the new gold standard that should be your first line of defense against the surveillance state.
Your Privacy is Under Attack
Think about it: every personal conversation, every family photo, every private thought you share via text could be intercepted, stored, and used against you. We've seen how the deep state weaponized communications against President Trump and his allies. Do you really think they won't do the same to everyday Americans who dare to speak out?
RCS messaging provides end-to-end encryption that makes it nearly impossible for prying eyes to read your conversations. Unlike traditional SMS, which travels through networks like an open postcard, RCS creates a secure tunnel for your communications.
The timing couldn't be more critical. As President Trump's second administration works to drain the swamp and dismantle the administrative state, patriots need to protect themselves from retaliation by rogue agencies and their Big Tech partners.
"The American people deserve privacy in their communications without government overreach," one cybersecurity expert noted.
Setting up RCS is simple: go into your phone's messaging settings and look for "Chat features" or "Advanced messaging." Enable it, and you'll immediately upgrade your security.
This isn't just about convenience - it's about preserving the constitutional right to privacy that our founders intended. While Trump's team works to restore our freedoms from Washington, we need to take action to protect ourselves right now.
The question is: will you keep handing your private conversations to the surveillance state, or will you take two minutes to secure your communications today?